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xmp format that's compatible with Camera Raw in Photoshop, and Lightroom Classic and Photoshop share a common location for these presets, meaning that your preset collection will be the same in both apps. Lightroom Develop/Edit presets are now saved in the. Lightroom Classic Shares Presets and Profiles with Photoshop Lightroom CC 1.4 was released in June 2018, and enabled syncing of Presets and Profiles with Lightroom CC for iOS and Android. Lightroom CC 1.3 and Lightroom Classic 7.3 were released in April 2018, and changed how presets and profiles are saved and stored. Installing Prolost Presets for Lightroom Classic 7.3 or Later This conversion process happens automatically, and only once, so there should be no need to re-install Prolost Presets after upgrading to Lightroom Classic 7.3 or greater.

Your Prolost Presets will be available in Photoshop, and any presets you create will be available in both Photoshop and Lightroom Classic. ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/Settings xmp format that’s compatible with Camera Raw in Photoshop, and Lightroom and Photoshop share a common location for these presets, meaning that your preset collection will be the same in both apps. They get prepended with a ~ so Lightroom knows not to convert them again. lrtemplate extension) are left in place for compatibility with previous version of Lightroom. When you upgrade Lightroom Classic to version 7.3, your presets get converted to a new format, and these new copies are moved to a new location. You should see the Preset Groups in the left panel beginning with the +L prefix.

Now launch Lightroom and go to the Develop module.

You should now have multiple folders beginning with “+L” in your Develop Presets folder.

There, select all the folders that start with +L, and drag them into the Develop Presets folder.

In the folder you unzipped, open the For Lightroom 6 folder.

This is the folder that you'll copy the preset folders into.

Within the folder that opens, double-click the Develop Presets folder.

Open Preferences (on Mac that’s Lightroom → Preferences, on Windows it's Edit → Preferences).

We’ll start by locating the folder we're copying to. This installation process involves copying folders of presets into a specific folder on your system drive.

Verify that the version of Lightroom you have is supported by the presets. To begin, make sure to download the latest version of the Prolost Presets you wish to install.